[Leica] No lenses were harmed in the making of this movie.

[mcyclwritr at comcast.net (mcyclwritr@comcast.net)]

This is pretty much off topic. Or "OT" to the time-crunched, Internet-hip 
linguists in the audience.

But, I digress.

"Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy." See it. The cinenamatography is far 
better than the 1970's videotape production that once aired on PBS. So much 
for the photographic content.

All you warmed-over, anti-establishment sorts from the 1960s and 1970s are 
going to see a wonderful replaying of the free-thinker screed that 
contributed to our developing (another near-photographic mention) into the 
misfits we are today. You'll snuck shamelessly over deft digs at 
bureaucrats, human kind in general, thought control, devotion to career, the 
wisdom of dolphins and true role of white mice on our planet.

I give it Two Wide Open Noctiluxes for relighting my formative years.

-Chris Lawson

Yes, I DO have a stake in promoting this movie. If it's a roaring success, 
perhaps "The Restaurant at the End of the Galaxy" will be filmed, further 
adding to my future gratification. I thank you.